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MALMSTROM IRRIGATION CONTROL LOCATIONS

ID# FACILITY NAME LOCATION OF CONTROLLER

010 Goddard Wall West Behind Goddard Wall toward gate on 4X4 040 Commercial Gate On pedestal inbound lane side near gate 050 North Gate East To the north west of playground on 10th N 060 Off Base Fam Camp Back Wall Of Building 100 Ball Field # 5 Timer outside of block wall 101 Gym Football Field On BLVD on Goddard Drive 102 Swimming Pool 1020 Inside mechanical room left as you walk in door on wall 105 Museum 102 In concrete enclosure on museum grounds toward Goddard 106 Dorm 1062 On outside wall by mechanical room in back 107 Elkhorn/Dining Facility 1075 On front wall to left of main entrance 108 Comm/Bank 1082 In mechanical room on back wall to the right 112 Chapel 1199 Back of building down in mechanical room to the left 114 HAWC/Youth Center 1145 To the left of front entrance by pump 115 Library 1152 Back of building in mechanical room on wall to the right 119 MPF Finance 1191 East side of building at backflow 120 T-9 In front of trainer near backflow and pump 123 Sun Plaza Park 1201 On wall inside building where restrooms are located 124 Car wash 1246 Inside mechanical room on wall to the right 128 Skills center 1248 Back of building to the right as you go through the gate 132 Commissary 1320 Inside building in the storage room next to the office 134 BX Inside Mechanical Room on back wall 145 Contracting 145 Front of building in mechanical room to the right on wall 146 Fuels Mgmnt 1469 Front of building on wall to left of entrance 152 Old BX 1150 In the area behind the Library 154 CAC Grizzly Bend 1180 On concrete wall to the east of building 156 Theater/Bowling Alley 1156 Inside of heat pipe area on island west 157 Theater Drip 1156 In mechanical room in back of building on the wall 160 Red Horse Offices 160 On wall outside of mechanical room 161 Parade Grounds/MOH park In pedestal by gazebo 162 Malmstrom Inn 1620 On back of building in stair well on wall 165 Network Ops 165 In front of building in rock bed toward Goddard 166 Malmstrom Blvd 72nd St.N. next to backflow box 168 TLF 1680 On back side of laundry room building 187 Pow Wow Park 1876 In Gazebo on Wall 192 Visitor Center 192 Back of building outside on wall 201 Drug Testing 2041 Back of building on wall 202 Outside of fields Back of 2041 in area by garage 203 Softball complex (outfields) On concrete slab between fields 1 & 2 204 Commercial Gate On pedestal inbound lane side near gate 205 Clinic 2040 Back of building to the north 226 Parking lot for 500 On boulevard flight line Dr South 250 Security Forces 250 Behind building on wall near AC units 300 MW/IG On wall just left of mechanical room

310 Traffic Circle (backflow) On island 330 Leadership School 330 In mechanical room to left on wall 368 Age & Corrosion 368 In chain link fence area on wall by sandblaster 400 Old CDC 4000 On wall left of building 410 NEW CDC 4100 On wall to left as you walk into concrete enclosure 441 Helicopter OPS 1441 Inside Mechanical Room 450 Skid Car System 450 In mechanical room 466 Red Horse Storage 1466 Inside building in Mechanical Room 470 CE 470 Between bldg. 470 and 471 on wall 471 Buffalo 4x4 Post Goddard & 78th St.

500 Command Center 500 In front on wall left of Wing/CC entrance 510 500 parking lot side of 510 In boulevard near Flight Line Dr North 630 Dorm 630 Mechanical room at back of building on the wall to the left 631 Dorm 631 In mechanical room to the back right wall 635 Dorm 635 On wall at back of building to the left of mechanical room 640 Dorm 640 On wall at N/W corner of building 655 Dorm 655 On wall to the left of mechanical room 695 Burger King 695 On west wall of building 700 Little League Complex On wall of concrete structure 735 Dorm 735 On wall in back of building by mechanical room 737 Dorm 737 In mechanical room to the back on the wall 740 Dorm 740 Back of building on wall next to staircase 742 Dorm 742 Back of dorm on wall toward Goddard 762 Dorm 762 Back of building on wall down staircase 766 Dorm 766 North side of building in rock bed 768 Dorm 768 Back of building on wall down staircase 770 JAG/Base Legal 770 In mechanical room back of building on wall to the right 780 Missile Services 780 In concrete enclosure housing AC units on back wall 800 Trans TMO 800 On wall outside building front to the right of entrance 870 Trans 870 In bldg. room 117 on wall

SENTINEL HAND-HELD REMOTE (SHHR)

Operations and Commands

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SENTINEL HAND-HELD REMOTE

The Sentinel Hand-held Remote (SHHR) is a powerful tool used to remotely activate valves and/or programs on Sentinel satellites. The SHHR is also capable of 2-way voice communication with other SHHR radios. To initiate hand held operation, the satellite is addressed and placed into one of two modes: All Call (A) or Secure (S).

• Secure Mode (S) – The Secure mode enables SHHR commands to be sent to specified satellites only. When placed in this mode, an “S” will appear in the top right corner of the satellite display. Satellites may be left in the secure mode, to avoid the need to re-address each time the SHHR is used. Leaving the unit in the Secure mode will not interfere with central to satellite communication or operation. This is the recommended mode of remote operations.

• All Call Mode (A) – All satellites placed in the All Call mode will respond to ANY AND

ALL commands sent by the SHHR. When placed in this mode, an “A” will appear in the top right corner of the satellite display.

• Locked (L) – A Sentinel satellite can also be “locked” to prevent handheld commands from activating any function within the unit (either Secure or All Call Mode commands). The satellite reverts to ‘Locked’ state when the user sends the exit command to exit from either All Call or Secure mode. When placed in this mode, an “L” will appear in the top right corner of the satellite display

REMOTE COMMANDS

The SHHR commands are written using the following abbreviations:

nn or nnn nn = Two-digit station number. Enter a 0 for single digit stations numbers 1–9; i.e. 01–

09. Range: 01–99 stations.

nnn = Three-digit station number for two-wire controllers up to 204 stations. Enter two 0’s for single digit station number (e.g. 001) and one 0 for double-digit station numbers (e.g. 099). Range: 001–204 stations.

h Hour(s) of station run time. Range: 1–4.

tt Minutes of run time. Enter a 0 for single digit minutes 1–9; i.e. 01–09.

Range: 01–59 minutes.

dd Rain Days. Enter a 0 for single digit days 1–9; i.e. 01–09. Range: 01–99 days.

CCC Three-digit satellite unit code. Range: 001–999.

MMM Three-digit MapTo unit code. Range: 001–999.

C Cluster number. 1 for Cluster A, 2 for Cluster B, 3 for Cluster C, 4 for Cluster D.

Range: 1-4 p Program number. Range 1 – 4.

# Pound (lb) or “Hash” sign. Refers to button marked by “#”

* Star or Asterisk sign. Refers to button marked by “*”

IMPORTANT: The maximum timed run for a station is 4 hours and 14 minutes. If a station is initiated manually for 4 hours and 15 minutes (that is, over 4:14), it will run continuously until it is manually turned off.

Remote Command Categories:

Commands in this instruction are broken into the following categories for Normal and Secure Mode:

• Standard Commands (Station On, Off, etc)

• Semi-Auto Program Commands (Program Operation)

• Sequence Commands (Run Sequence of Stations) – Use in Secure Mode Only

NOTE: Spaces in listed SHHR commands are inserted in this guide for easy understanding of the components in a particular command. They do not represent an actual keypad entry element.

REMOTE OPERATIONS – SECURE MODE

The Secure mode enables Hand-held Remote commands to be sent to a specified satellite only.

This is the recommended method of remote operations.

1. To operate a satellite in the Secure mode, press ##CCC## (where CCC is the satellite address code).

2. To send the command, press the push-to-talk (PTT) button. The satellite will display “S” to indicate Secure mode operation.

3. Repeat this procedure for additional satellites to be operated in the Secure mode.

4. To exit Secure Mode, send CCC## (Locks Satellite)

Standard Commands Under Secure Mode Action SHHR

Command Description

Turn on a station for 30 minutes

CCC nn or CCC nnn

Specified station (nn or nnn) in selected satellite (CCC) will start and irrigate for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, the station will stop irrigating and the satellite waits for the next command.

Turn-on a station for a specified amount of time

CCC nn h tt or CCC nnn h tt

Specified station (nn or nnn) in selected satellite (CCC) will irrigate for length of time specified by hour (h) and minutes (tt). For example, entering 101 12 1 30 will run station 12 in satellite 101 for 1 hour and 30 min.

NOTE: Maximum timed run is 4 hours and 14 minutes. Time input longer than this will cause station to run continuously until a command is entered to turn off.

Turn on multiple stations simultaneously

See Description

By repeating (sending separate commands) “CCC nn” or “CCC nn h tt” for stations to run simultaneously, the satellite will start all stations up to its current maximum setting.

Increment to the next higher manually operated station

Leaves automatic stations unaffected

CCC 3 Sending the “CCC 3” command will increment (step-forward) the currently selected manually operating station in selected satellite (CCC). For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 3 command is transmitted to the satellite station 16 will stop and station 17 will turn on.

Decrement to the next lower manually operated station

Leaves automatic stations unaffected

CCC 1 Sending the “1” command will decrement (step-back) the currently selected manually operating station in the selected satellite (CCC). For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 1 command is transmitted to the satellite, station 16 will stop and station 15 will turn on.

Turn off last manually selected station

Leaves automatic stations unaffected

CCC * Sending the “*” command will turn-off the last station that was turned on manually in selected satellite (CCC). For example, if station 16 was the last station energized and the “*” command was transmitted, station 16 will stop operation.

Turn off a specific station

CCC nn * or CCC nnn *

Send “nn *” or “nnn *” to turn-off individual stations in selected satellite (CCC). For example, to turn-off station 16 from a series of manually irrigating stations, send a “16 *” command.

Turn off all stations in manual operation

CCC * * To turn-off all manually operating stations that are in operation within the selected satellite (CCC), send a “CCC **” command. This command does not affect stations operating automatically.

Turn off all Automatic Irrigation

CCC * * * * To turn-off all automatically operating stations that are in operation within the selected satellite, send a “CCC ****” command. This command does not affect stations operating manually.

Place a station in Rain Off

CCC nn dd * Or CCC nnn dd *

Use this command to place a station (nn or nnn) in the Rain Day mode for a specified number of days (dd). For example, sending 16 05 * will disable station 16 for 5 days.

Clear Alarms CCC AA Use this command to clear all alarms in the selected Sentinel satellite.

Check MapTo Communication

** MMM # 96*

NOTE: MMM =

MapTo Unit Code

Using this command will allow you to hear the MapTo radio acknowledgement over the handheld speaker.

Semi-Auto Program Commands Under Secure Mode Action SHHR

Command Description

Start Program CCC # C p # This command instructs the satellite to start a specified cluster program. The C designates the cluster number, 1 for cluster A, 2 for cluster B, etc. The p designates the program number within the specified cluster. For example, if command # 2 4 # is transmitted, Cluster B, Program 4 will start.

Stop Program CCC # C p * Sending this command instructs the satellite to stop a specified cluster program. The C after the # designates the cluster number (1 for cluster A, 2 for cluster B, etc). The p designates the program number within the specified cluster. For example, if command 123 # 2 4 * is transmitted, Cluster B, Program 4 will stop (if running) in unit 123.

Sequence (Sequence of Stations) Commands Under Secure Mode

Command Description

Set sequence time & Start sequence

CCC 00 h tt To run a sequence of stations, use this command to set the run time duration before the sequence has been entered. As an example, sending 00 1 30 command instructs the satellite unit to run each station in a sequence for 1 hour and 30 minutes.

Assign stations to a sequence (build a sequence)

CCC nn # or CCC nnn #

Use this command to add a station to the sequence. Repeat command for all stations in sequence.

NOTE: Stations run in the order of entry.

Increment sequence CCC 3 #

Sending the 3 # command will increment (step-

up) the current “sequence” station. For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 3 # command is transmitted, station 16 will stop and station 17 will begin operation.

Decrement sequence CCC 1 #

Sending the 1 # command will decrement (step down) the current “sequence” station. For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 1 command is transmitted, station 16 will stop and station 15 will initiate operation.

Stop sequence operation CCC 00 # -and separately-

CCC * *

Sending CCC 00 # will stop the station sequence operation (the next station in order will not turn on). You must also send CCC * * to turn off the currently operating station.

NOTE: Sending “CCC **” only will not end a sequence. The next station in sequence will come on at the minute change after “CCC **” is sent.

REMOTE OPERATIONS – ALL CALL MODE

All satellites placed in the All Call mode will respond to any and all commands sent by the Hand-held Remote.

IMPORTANT: It is highly recommended you use “Secure Mode” for all remote satellite operations. Utilizing the “All Call Mode” creates the risk of unintentionally turning on stations in satellites within handheld range, but outside visual.

1. To select a satellite to operate in the All Call mode remote mode, enter ##CCC#.

2. Press the PTT (push-to-talk) button to send the command to the satellite. The satellite will display an “A” indicating All Call remote operating mode.

3. Repeat ##CCC# for additional satellites to be operated simultaneously in the Normal mode.

4. Send ## to exit All Call Mode Operation (Locks controller).

NOTE: Commands in the All Call Mode are the same format as commands in the Secure Mode, with the exception that the three-digit unit code CCC is not used.

Standard Commands Under All Call Mode Action SHHR

Command Description

Turn on a station for 30 minutes nn or nnn

Specified station (nn / nnn) will start and irrigate for 30 minutes. After 30 minutes, the station will stop irrigating and the All Call satellites wait for the next command.

Turn-on a station for a specified amount of time nn h tt or nnn

Specified station (nn / nnn) will irrigate for length of time specified by hour (h) and minutes (tt). For example, entering 12 1 30 will run station 12 for 1 hour and 30 min. NOTE: Maximum timed run is 4 hours and 14 minutes. Time input longer than this will cause station to run continuously until a command is entered to turn off.

Turn on multiple stations simultaneously

See Description

By repeating (sending separate commands) “nn” or “nn h tt” for stations to run simultaneously, the All Call satellites will start all stations up to its current maximum setting.

Increment operation to the next higher station

3 Sending the “3” command will increment (step-forward) the currently selected manually operating station. For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 3 command is transmitted, station 16 will stop and station 17 will turn on.

Decrement operation to the next lower station

1 Sending the “1” command will decrement (step-back) the currently selected manually operating station. For example, if station 16 is currently in operation and the 1 command is transmitted, station 16 will stop and station 15 will turn on.

Turn off last energized station

* Sending the “*” command will turn-off the last station that was turned on manually. For example, if station 16 was the last station energized and the “*” command was transmitted, station 16 will stop operation.

Turn off a specific station nn * or nnn *

Send “nn *” or “nnn *” to turn-off individual stations. For example, to turn-off station 16 from a series of manually irrigating stations, send a “16 *” command.

Turn off all stations in manual operation

* * To turn-off all manually operating stations that are in operation within the All Call satellites, send a “**” command. This command does not affect stations operating automatically.

Turn off all Automatic Irrigation

* * * * To turn-off all automatically operating stations that are in operation within the All Call satellites, send a “****” command. This command does not affect stations operating manually.

Place a station in Rain Off nn dd * or nnn dd *

Use this command to place a station (nn / nnn) in the Rain Day mode for a specified number of days (dd). For example, sending 16 05 * will disable station 16 for 5 days.

Clear Alarms AA Use this command to clear all alarms in the All Call satellites.

Semi-Auto Program Commands Under All Call Mode

Command Description

Start Program # C p # This command instructs the All Call satellites to start a specified cluster program. The C designates the cluster number, 1 for cluster A, 2 for cluster B, etc. The p designates the program number within the specified cluster. For example, if command # 2 4 # is transmitted, Cluster B, Program 4 will start.

Stop Program # C p * Sending this command instructs the All Call satellites to stop a specified cluster program. The C after the # designates the cluster number (1 for cluster A, 2 for cluster B, etc). The p designates the program number within the specified cluster.

For example, if command # 2 4 * is transmitted, Cluster B, Program 4 will stop.

TORO® SENTINEL® SATELLITE

QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE

Version: 6‐3‐2010

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CONTROL MODULE KEYPAD

The Sentinel Control Module has a 24‐button keypad for use as the programming interface:

This keypad includes numeric buttons 1 – 9 and 0 used for numeric data entry. Also used in programming and operations are:

ON/YES & OFF/NO Keys

Used for manual operations as well as entering ON / OFF or YES / NO in programming.

ESC (Escape) Key

Used for exiting menus or Edit Mode and returning to normal operations (default screen)

ENTER Key Used for functions like entering a selected submenu or saving information.

Arrow (Navigation) Keys

Used for navigating in Menus, Submenus, and Edit Modes, as well an incrementing values in programming.

CLUSTER / SCHEDULE SELECT

Key

This button is used for selecting Clusters (groups of 4 programs) or schedules (run days) when programming.

PROGRAM SELECT Key

This button is used for selecting the Program (1‐4) associated with a Clusters when programming.

Also included are four F‐keys are provided on the control module keypad to conveniently perform the following functions:

F1 Key ‐ Displays the time.

F2 Key ‐ Displays the status of the automatic programs.

F3 Key ‐ Shuts down anything that is running (panic button).

IMPORTANT: The F3 key is not functional while in the Edit mode.

F4 Key ‐ Displays context sensitive help while in the Edit mode.

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CONTROL MODULE DISPLAY

The Sentinel Controller has a two‐line LCD for display of information. When you first walk up to your Sentinel controller, the display should be in its standard mode showing current time, day, week (of schedule), actual flow (if anything running) and expected flow. This display should look something like the following:

Default Display Upper Line Lower Line

Time – 07:18 P (7:18 PM) Day – MO (Monday) Week (of schedule) – W1 (Week 1) Sensor – No current sensor indication Remote – L (Locked)

Actual Flow – 00000 (0 GPM) Expected Flow – 00000 (0 GPM) Flow Status – No current flow indicator Alarm Status – A (Alarm Exists)

The standard indicators in the display are as follows:

TIME HH:MM Hours : Minutes (12‐hour format) A or P AM or PM

DAY SU, MO,

TU, WE,

TH, FR, SA,

or SU

Two‐letter Designation of Day of Week

WEEK W1 to W6 Week 1 (one) of Schedule up to Week 6 (six) of Schedule SENSOR 1 Sensor Activated ‐ Switch sensor is in alternate of its Normal condition.

E.g. If Normally Open, then 1 = Sensor Closed.

O Dry contact (switch) sensor is Open C Dry contact (switch) sensor is Closed REMOTE L Field Unit is in remote “Locked” mode. Hand held radio will not activate watering functions within this unit.

A Field Unit is programmed for “All Call” handheld radio operation.

Controller will respond to any and all handheld commands transmitted.

S Field Unit is programmed for “Secure” handheld radio operation.

Controller will respond only to handheld commands addressed to its unit code.

ACTUAL FLOW 00000 5‐digit numeric indicator of current flow through connected flow sensor

EXPECTED

FLOW

00000 5‐digit numeric indicator of expected flow based on current stations operating and their expected flows.

FLOW STATUS + Actual > Expected (Overflow) ‐‐ Actual < Expected (Underflow) :) Actual = Expected (Flow is happy) A Flow Alarm Exists ALARM STATUS A Alarm Exists – Blank Otherwise

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PROGRAMMING OVERVIEW

The Sentinel Controller is programmed by navigating through a Main Menu which includes seven options: Operations, Utility, Alarms, Flow, Schedule Data, Program Data, and Zone/ET Data. Each of these Main Menu options has a Submenu for entering and changing data. This structure is detailed below as well as being shown on the Program Instructions Card on the control module itself.

MAIN MENU SUBMENUS

• Manual

• Auto Slot / Station

• Rain Off Days

• All Manuals Off

• All Autos Off

• Station Days Off

• Time & Day

• Day Change Hour

• Unit Code

• Station Count

• Program Clear

• N/O Master

• Two‐Wire / Irritrol Mode

• Master Minimum

• Unexpected Flow

• Over Flows

• Over Currents

• Clear Flow Alarms

• Clear Fuse Alarms

• Clear Map Alarms

• Clear Power Fail

• K Factor

• Offset Factor

• Current Flow

• Expected Flows

• Maximum Flows

• Flow Processing

• Read Flow Totals

• Run Days

• Schedule Length

• Clear Schedule

• Start Times

• Slot‐Station‐Time

• Percent Scale

• Repeats

• Repeat Delay time

• Continuous Run

• Water Window

• Assigned Schedule

• Plant Factor

• Precipitation Rate

• Default ET

• Program ET Toggle

• Maximum ET

• Station Type

• Map Stations

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NAVIGATION

• To enter the Main Menu from this default screen, you need to hit any of the arrow keys on the keypad: , , , or . This will bring up the OPERATIONS option of the Main menu.

• To navigate through the Main Menu, use the right or left arrow keys: or .

• To enter a submenu for any of the Main menu options, use the up or down arrow keys: or .

• When the desired submenu is reached, press the enter key to view or change data in the submenu.

IMPORTANT: When entering data into one of the submenus, the controller is in the Edit Mode. The controller will not begin any scheduled operation until you have exited the Edit Mode. Programs that are running prior to entering the Edit Mode will continue running. Any time you enter or change any data, you must press the ENTER key to save the data. Otherwise, the newly entered data will not be saved.

To exit the Edit Mode, press the ESC key (Escape Key) once or twice as necessary to return to normal mode (default) screen. If you forget to press the ESC key, the controller will automatically revert to normal mode after two minutes.

SETTING CURRENT TIME & DATE

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until UTILITY is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Time & Day is displayed in the screen

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Time & Day entry screen.

4. Position the cursor using the Right and Left Arrow Keys under the value being edited and use the keypad to set the time, date, and week number. Enter the current time, date, an set as W1 (Week 1).

5. Press ENTER Key to Save.

6. Pres ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

SETTING CONTROLLER UNIT CODE

IMPORTANT: The unit code is required for Central Control operations. Even if most of the satellite programming will be from the central software, you need to set the Unit Code. All other controller settings can be made from the Sentinel Software.

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until UTILITY is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Unit Code is displayed in the screen

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Unit Code entry screen.

4. Position the cursor using the Right and Left Arrow Keys under the digit being edited. Use the numeric keys on the keypad to enter digits. Enter a unique three‐digit Unit Code from 001‐999.

5. Press ENTER Key to Save Unit code.

6. Pres ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

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MANUAL [SINGLE] STATION OPERATION

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until OPERATIONS is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Manual is displayed in the screen

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Manual Operations screen.

4. Press the Up Arrow Key to display the Station that you want.

5. Press the ON/YES Key to turn the displayed station on.

6. The default manual time is 30 minutes. If a different time is desired: Press the Right Arrow Key and enter the desired runtime using the numeric keypad.

7. Press ENTER Key to set new manual runtime.

8. To turn the station off, press the OFF/NO Key.

9. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

MANUAL PROGRAM OPERATION

Note: Sentinel Controllers have 16 Programs. These Programs are divided into 4 Groups (Clusters A, B, C, & D) with 4 Programs, each. Program Designation follows the following Format: Cluster X, Program Y = CXPY where X can be A, B, C, or D and Y can be 1-4.

CAP1 CAP2 CAP3 CAP4 CBP1 CBP2 CBP3 CBP4 CCP1 CCP2 CCP3 CCP4 CDP1 CDP2 CDP3 CDP4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until OPERATIONS is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Auto Slot / Station is displayed in the screen.

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Auto Slot / Station Screen.

4. Press the CLUSTER / SCHEDULE SELECT Key and the PROGRAM SELECT Key to choose the Cluster and Program # to start.

5. Press the ON/YES Key to turn the displayed program on. Note: The program will start at the top of the next minute.

6. To turn the program off, press the OFF/NO Key.

7. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

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CHANGE WATERING (RUN) DAYS

Note: Before Editing Run Days, verify in controller default screen what current week of 6‐week schedule

is. If current week is Week 6 (W6), then Week 1 will be next week (looping 6‐Week Schedule).

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until SCHEDULE DATA is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Run Days is displayed in the screen.

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Run Days Edit Screen.

4. Press the Up Arrow Key to Select the Week (1‐6) you want to edit.

5. Press the Right Arrow Key so the cursor is on the Day.

6. Press the Up Arrow Key to Select the Day of The Week.

7. Use the ON / YES Key to make that day a watering Day or use the OFF/ NO Key to make that Day a non‐watering day.

8. Make desired changes for all 6 weeks of the schedule.

9. Press the ENTER Key to save changes.

10. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

CHANGE START TIMES

Note: Each of the 16 Programs can have up to 8 Start Times.

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until PROGRAM DATA is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Start Times is displayed in the screen.

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Start Times Edit Screen.

4. Press the CLUSTER / SCHEDULE SELECT Key and the PROGRAM SELECT Key to choose the Cluster and Program # to edit.

5. Press the Up Arrow Key to Select the Start Time (ST 1‐8) to enter or edit.

6. Press the Right Arrow Key to move the Cursor to the Time.

7. Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the Start time and the Up or Down Arrow Key to select AM or

PM.

8. Press the ENTER Key to save changes.

9. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

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CHANGE STATION RUNTIMES

Note: Each of the 16 Programs has 48 station positions called “Slots.” Each Slot can have a station and a runtime.

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until PROGRAM DATA is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Slot‐Stn‐Time is displayed in the screen.

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Slot Edit Screen.

4. Press the CLUSTER / SCHEDULE SELECT Key and the PROGRAM SELECT Key to choose the Cluster and Program # to edit.

5. Press the Up Arrow Key to Select the Slot to enter or edit.

6. Press the Right Arrow Key to move the Cursor to the Station.

7. Press the Up Arrow Key to Select the Station to add runtime for in that Slot..

8. Press the Right Arrow Key to move the Cursor to the Runtime.

9. Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the station runtime (H:MM)

10. Press the ENTER Key to save changes.

11. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

RAIN OFF DAYS

1. From the default screen (press ESC twice to reach screen if not in it), press the Right Arrow Key on the controller keypad until OPERATIONS is displayed in the screen.

2. Press the Down Arrow Key until Rain Off Days is displayed in the screen.

3. Press the Enter Key to view the Rain off Days Edit Screen.

4. Press the CLUSTER / SCHEDULE SELECT Key and the PROGRAM SELECT Key to choose the Cluster and Program # to turn off.

5. Use the Numeric Keypad to enter the number of Rain Days that you want that program to be off for.

Note: Today is Day 1, so if 1 day is entered, irrigation will be allowed to commence after midnight.

6. Press the ENTER Key to save changes.

7. Press the ESC Key twice to return to Default screen.

For Additional Information on Sentinel Controller Programming, refer to the Sentinel Controller User Guide.